Category: Judías sazonadas
Esta receta clásica se cocina en un sofrito de cebolla, ajo, pimientos y aceite de aguacate, y se sazona con una rica mezcla de especias. En Cuba, no es raro comer frijoles negros varias veces al día, y estas versátiles legumbres combinan muy bien con arroz, en tacos o como un aporte extra de proteína en tu ensalada favorita.
The avocado oil in the sofrito gives these beans such a smooth, rich finish. I’ve already eaten them twice this week, just warmed up with rice.
The sofrito base really comes through—I can taste the garlic and bell peppers in every spoonful, and the avocado oil gives it a silky richness you don't get from canned beans. I just heated it up with some white rice and it tasted like a proper home-cooked meal, not something from a can.
I've been making rice and beans for years and these are the closest I've found to the ones my abuela used to make. The sofrito with bell peppers and garlic is spot on, and they're ready in minutes.
